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L. Renee Blount is a designer, a photographer, and an outdoor enthusiast. In this new series, she tries a new activity every month.
Because you always need hot sauce
The Wahoo Kickr is one of many expensive indoor bicycle trainers. Here's a serious review of a machine that will never see a ride under the open sky.
'Solar Detroit,' from production company Duct Tape Then Beer, highlights the impact a few solar panels can have on a neighborhood
Don't let staying connected keep you from your next adventure. Make this simple upgrade and boost your cell service while on the road.
A professional videographer shares his years of knowledge on how to make sure your devices arrive in one piece
When it comes to CO2 emission reduction, it’s no contest between e-bikes and electric cars
I tested the Gazelle Medeo electric cruiser to see how many gallons of gas it saved me on my daily commute
In the age of the smartphone, a timepiece that displays the hour in multiple time zones imbues a measure of worldly sophistication and sense of adventure
A first look at the standout timepieces from the industry’s biggest event
Most solar powered gear is clunky and doesn’t work as well as advertised. Not this stuff.
Thanks to new software, your #roadtrip photos are going to get a lot better
Power sources small enough for you to carry that run on solar, fire, or water are heavy and don't produce enough electricity to warrant schlepping into the backcountry
How to power your life and work from the backcountry
A smart sports watch or a sporty smartwatch? The M600 may just be the best of both worlds.
Convinced you’ve got the world’s most active pooch? Prove it with a pet fitness tracker.
Things to keep you employed when you're working from the road
Never get stranded with a dead phone again—take one of our six picks with you
It’s silly what this thing can do. And it's really damn fun to play with.
Earin buds are fully wireless so there’s no cord to tangle or accidentally yank out. Plus, they sound great.
Our writer tested the ST2 for a month to see if he could ditch his minivan entirely. Turns out, the big high-voltage machine can be touchy, and a crazy useful transportation tool. It also makes late-night ice-cream runs a hell of a lot more fun.
From a supercharged light for a GoPro to a bike light that actually keeps you safer, these are our nine favorite little things for the gadget geek in your life.
A new effort to add removable solar power panels to hard goods may finally make the tech indispensable for the outdoor set.
XensAir collects all of your data—airtime, speed, vert, distance and force—to help you become a better athlete.
Can't get to the slopes yourself? There's a virtual reality goggle for that.
Essentials that will get you to your destination feeling fresh, healthy, and ready to compete.
19 essentials designed to keep you alive
With some seriously impressive tech specs (including a built-in 4k camera, a dedicated camera controller, and a live-action video feed), the new Inspire is the coolest drone we've seen yet.
Sometimes, technology can actually help you get off the grid.
Oakley partnered with Garmin to make the new Airwave 1.5 HUD goggle. We have to admit, it's pretty cool.
Buy equipment you don't have to feel guilty about using.
While most of us won't be paddling into Mavericks with a GoPro on the nose of our board, there are ways to maximize the camera's life while using it to capture less-extreme footage.
I want to see if my smartphone can make my workout better, but there are so many choices. What are some tried and true apps that I won't just delete a week in?
We polled an all-star team of experts and adventurers to put together our new rules of travel—all the airfare tips and digital tricks that make getting out there easier than ever.
For hyper-aware types who scan bushes with an infrared camera for bad guys—and for those who just want to boost energy efficiency.
Starting today, drones are banned in all national parks. Where’s next?
A device that could change the way we communicate in the backcountry.
Tech to ensure you thrive on the sand and in the water this summer.
You're overworked, overstressed, and overconnected. But don't worry. We're here to help.
Virtual reality is just for gamers. But augmented reality—a new wearable technology—could revolutionize how we train for sports, making athletes faster, better, and more precise.
Guess what? The grid is expanding and we predict in the next five years, you won't be able to unplug—even in the backcountry.
While you can find headlamps that cost less than $20, you’re likely better served by jumping up to the $40 range. The extra investment will get you a sturdier light that will last longer and work better than its cheap counterparts—and it won’t fail suddenly in the field. So without…
Seven men want to share a few thousand pieces of gear with the world. And they need your help.
Depending on the school of thought you’re following, meditation can be practiced in a number of ways—sitting cross-legged in a dark room, while on a long run, or even on a crowded bus with the help of a smartphone app and a pair of headphones. In general, though,…
We’re as excited about the proposal to develop solar roadways as anyone. The only problem? They won’t work.
The tech company introduced new operating systems for its computers and mobile devices Monday—and we think it’s been taking notes from us.
Three entrepreneurs envision a future of shared outdoor equipment. And while the project is barely off the ground, their idea could change how we buy and sell gear.
New running tech to help you score a personal best—or just make your jog more fun.
Athletes keep breaking records, but improved fitness is only part of the equation. So before we start congratulating ourselves, let’s take a look at the tech that’s made us faster—and the next records our gear will allow us to break.
When it comes to rebuilding humans, we're kicking ass, and that's good news for injured athletes.
Before you go off the grid camping and hiking, tap the latest apps that will help you plan your trip, your trails, and where to pitch your tent. Even if you don’t have service, many of these apps will remain handy. AllTrails | (AllTrails, Inc.) A catalog of hiking…
With the launch of Strava Metro, the Bay Area-based online fitness company hopes to become an advocate for its users.
Yes, the devices can be valuable training aids when properly employed, but they’re hardly the essential tools some athletes make them out to be.
From ultrathin condoms to high-tech women's skis, the world's strongest and lightest material has almost limitless possibilities. But the real breakthroughs so far have come in the world of sports.
From terminator-style cycling shades to earphones that track your every move, wearable technology promises to change the way we train. But I had to ask, is it wearable?
From the coolest kayak we’ve ever seen to a super grippy water shoe, this is the gear you need for those quiet days on the river.
Whether you think e-mountain bikes are a godsend or an abomination, as companies like Currie Tech prepare to roll out whole lines of electric-assist trail rides for 2014, it’s clear the debate is upon us.
The Black Diamond pack that promises to set a new standard for avalanche survival gear
This titanium-body chronograph is the smallest, sharpest-looking personal beacon we’ve seen.
Outdoor retailer is here. Get plugged in with the latest and greatest new electronics.
Finally, a waterproof gadget fit for an outdoorsman
Stay comfortable and illuminated with LuminAid's TPU pillow lantern